Sentence examples for cost assumption from inspiring English sources

Our new forecasts for 2017 and 2018 are around 4% lower than before, largely reflecting a higher interest cost assumption, with some modest trim to EBIT.

The cost assumption for the battery system was, however, notably low (171 + 172 EUR/kW).

It may or may not be sensitive to death and injury cost assumption dependent on location and hazard risk characteristics.

The produced SNG is consumed locally or transported, and, due to its zero cost assumption, reduced total operation costs can be expected.

From Table 3, it is noticed that as the optimal pumping rate in the MAIWF decreases, the optimal pumping cost increases at specific periods (the cost assumption is increased with 5%% for every 5 years).

According to the cost assumption, hybrid HP-Bs based approach may have significant economic advantage over the other two heating technologies when each of these is applied individually, while HNs in urban areas play an important role in the optimized heat technology portfolio.

He issued the equivalent of an "adverse opinion" regarding the trustees' health care cost assumptions, cautioning readers about the current report's projections.

Mr. Drewry of Credit Suisse said that unless the company "sees a significant turnaround in the next two quarters, they're going to have to revise their cost assumptions and readjust the cost structure to a new reality of revenue levels".

"But the levels of debt built up by families in the pre-crisis years are such that even relatively modest changes in incomes and borrowing cost assumptions produce significantly worse outcomes.

Either a government changes its mind, upsetting price and cost assumptions and jeopardising profit, or – as Atos and G4S have found – companies run a big risk with their wider reputation when there is political protest or the media start running headlines about service failure.

Freedom of information responses from 131 local authorities showed that 32 – a quarter of the total – believe that government funding for additional primary places is insufficient to meet demand for 2015/16, and 33 thought Department for Education (DfE) cost assumptions for new places were not realistic.